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The Court of Two Sisters Art Print
by Nadalyn Larsen
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The Court of Two Sisters art print by Nadalyn Larsen. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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A photo inside the Court of Two Sisters in the New Orleans French Quarter, one of my favorite fun and elegant places to eat in New Orleans. Original... more
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Artist's Description
A photo inside the Court of Two Sisters in the New Orleans French Quarter, one of my favorite fun and elegant places to eat in New Orleans. Original photograph by Nadalyn Larsen.
About Nadalyn Larsen
From the Artist: I am a photographer with an eclectic eye. I shoot anything that catches my attention, whether a detail of a larger object or the expanse of a landscape. When photographing places or events, I strive to convey the feeling or impression I felt from the experience as much as sharing the scene. I like to experiment with my art, particularly creating abstract photographs. I am challenged to take my photos from the seat of a mobility device. Despite my challenges, I have traveled throughout the US and internationally, capturing the world from my perspective. I hope you enjoy my work. Feel free to contact me through this site if you have questions or requests. Also, please feel free to comment on any work that you find...
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James Tynan
I recently moved into a new apartment and have a blank wall in my breakfast / dining room. When I was trying to think of what to put up in the space I instantly thought of this photo. For me, it's between this and your other photo "Cutting a Rug". Both amazing, both New Orleans. Can't decide whether I want to go Breakfast or Dining themed. Perhaps we can chat further about the space and you can provide your professional opinion. Either way, love your work as always.
Nadalyn Larsen replied:
Thanks, James. Either would be a good choice. It would depend on factors such as which would fit better in the space, horizontal or vertical; and what colors would make the right impact. Would love to chat with you about it.